Fears of Communist Influence Loom in Dominican Crisis
Santo Domingo hosts two rival power centers as Bosch faces criticism for inexperience and vague policies. Analysts warn of a potential one party drift amid Communist infiltration and exile reentries. Investors fret as perceived instability dampens trade and employment amid a tense regional balance.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Christopher* Columbus
Hispaniola
United States
Tuan Bosch
Bosch
Lefit-Center
Marlo Read
Viltini
Sadie, Volman
Congress
Turing State Council
Experts pinpoint cause of Cooper space capsule failure
NASA reports conclude moisture caused a faulty Amp Cal amplifier connection that disabled automatic reentry controls forcing Gordon Cooper to steer manually. An electrical short in solder and insulation likely knocked out remaining automatic functions as Cooper orbited on the 22nd circle two weeks earlier.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Earth
Cooper
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Amp Cal
Taney
Memorial Day Marks Start Of Summer Season
Memorial Day signals the start of summer with police on highways for heavy traffic. The municipal pool on Frederick Street opens Thursday but will close the weekend after for inspection revealing a major leak. Memorial services in Sharpsburg are expected to draw motorists, while offices banks and schools close for the day.
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Frederick St
Ellow
Claude Potterfield
Board of Park Commissioners
Sharpsburg
AJL
Hagerstawn
Potomac River
Injunction withheld in Birmingham desegregation case
Federal Judge Seybourn H. Lynne refused to grant an injunction against school segregation in Birmingham. He ruled that the Alabama pupil placement law must be tested for unconstitutional application, noting no discrimination occurred yet but warning that a desegregation plan could be ordered if the statute is applied unconstitutionally. The ruling stressed the initiative rests with pupils, not schools, and cited the 1955 statute granting boards wide authority in pupil assignment.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S
Seybourn H. Lynne
Lynne
James Armstrong
J. N. Nelson
Humingham
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
North Carolina
US. Supreme Court
Sth
Alabama
assir-Nagro
Mission
Board of
Cance
Viynne
Maugansville
Hagerstown
Baker and Wit
Minyor of
Charlton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Sanitary Commission
Potomac St
Ramacciotti
Native surgeon operated on Kennedy father in Hyannis
Dr Samuel Fred Marshall, native of Hagerstown and Boston surgeon, performed a skin growth removal on Joseph P Kennedy at Cape Cod Hospital. Reports say Kennedy's father, former ambassador to Great Britain, later recuperated at his seaside home after the procedure. County officials considered detention costs tied to a courthouse project and saving about 1900.
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Josph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
Kennedy
Marshall
Spa
Lahey
Bos Lells
Eal
Ing
Hyannis
Mie
Mass
Glenn Watkins
de Cape Cod Hospital
Ryana
Ambassadors
City Market Open Tomorrow After Memorial Day
City Market will be open tomorrow as officials announced there was no morning dea session held due to Memorial Day on Thursday.
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Andea
Widow Receives 40000 Award In Slain Man Case
Janet M. Cuddy of 128 Glenside Ave. won a $49,000 verdict against Western Maryland Railway for the death of her husband JR Cuddy Jr. on November 14, 1958. Haney, a railroad employee, was later convicted of manslaughter, fined $900, and given a five year suspended sentence after firing a .22 pistol in the Western Maryland yards. The case centered on alleged rule violations by carrying a gun on company property.
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Janet M. Cuddy
Glenside Ave
U.S
Harrisburg
Western Maryland Railway Company
JR. Cuddy, Jr
James T. Haney
Western Maryland
Cuddy
Haney
Philadelphia
Sharpsburg Court Case Seeks Free Water Rights
Sharpsburg sues in circuit court to affirm a right to water from a spring used by the town since 1936. Delawney claims the spring is public property and rent should be paid. Boyer and town officials dispute payment terms and ownership. The case seeks to resolve who may draw water and under what conditions.
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Sharpsburg
D. Roger
Ing
Vin
Cenl
Mary Delauney
Boyer
Delawney
Ward
Huse
Sisej
Rushong
Delauney
David K. Toole, Jr
Washington County Oldsters Get Tax Break of $372,400
Washington County residents over 65 receive tax relief totaling about 372 thousand dollars. Government figures indicate 592 elderly locals benefit from deductions and exemptions aimed at easing retirement costs, with medical expense provisions and personal exemptions contributing most of the savings.
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Washington County
Washiltons
Inington County
Unitedtion
Marshall
Hagerstown
John
Department of Health, Education
Mise
Mabel Cecalia
Weather outlook for multiple regions with showers and cloud cover
Cloudy conditions with occasional rain tonight and Wednesday across Washington Allegany and nearby counties. Showers and scattered thunderstorms possible. Memorial Day outlook shows considerable cloudiness and minor temperature change. In eastern Pennsylvania expect cloudy with showers tonight and variable clouds Wednesday with highs around 74 to 98.
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Washington
Allegany
Gareh
Qullock
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Growth in Stomach Threatens Pope John XXIII
Vatican reports the ailing Pope suffers from gastric heteroplasia a growth in the stomach that may be cancer or benign. Doctors rushed to his bedside as persistent hemorrhaging recurred, with earlier plans for exploratory surgery deemed too risky due to his age. The illness has affected him for about a year, with latest updates noting partial control of bleeding but increasingly frequent attacks.
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Vatican City
John Xxit
Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
Papal
Pontutf
L'Osservatore
Stier
Hess
Fiera Mazzani
Rome
Apostolic Place
Antonio Gasacrini
Pietro Valdoni
Italy
Mazzoni
Gascarinni
Valdoni
Gasharrini l
Valdon
Ani
Gasbarrini
Araleta
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Haiti
U. S
Reds
Edward Cochran
Toryo
South Potomac
Samuel Fred Marshall
Bos
Gravely III
John XXIII
Pontiff
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